Table of Contents
Acknowledgments: Partners & Associates Travis Langley vii
Foreword: The Devil You Know Stan Lee xii
Introduction: The Devil You Don't Travis Langley 1
I Summons 6
1 Learning to See the Hero You Are: Posttraumatic Growth After Physical Injury Janina Scarlet Travis Adams 9
2 The Truth About the Dare: Who Seeks Thrills and Chills? Travis Langley Christine Hanefalk 18
3 More Than a Montage: Development of a Super Identity Jeremy Johnson Lisa Johnson Erin Currie 30
4 Interview with Marvel's Daredevil Executive Producer Steven S. DeKnight: Running the Show in Hell's Kitchen Travis Langley Jenna Busch 40
II Advocates 50
5 Sympathy for the Devil: Moral Convictions, Emotions, and Struggles Eric D. Wesselmann Jordan P. LaBouff 53
6 Nelson & Murdock: It's All in the Family Larisa A. Garski Justine Mastin 64
7 The Heroes and Villians of Hell's Kitchen Jenna Busch Janina Scarlet 80
III Details 90
8 Focus: When the Blind Hero Sees Better Travis Langley 93
9 How the Blind See Jim Davies 101
10 Daredevil's Super-Integrated Sensory System Craig Pohlman 113
IV Others 122
11 Mother Superior, Feeling Inferior: Post-Partum Depression and the Mother He Didn't Know Rebecca M. Langley 125
12 Elektra: Portrait of the Assassin as a Young Woman Larisa A. Garski Jennifer L. Yen 138
13 The Path to Punisher: How Motivations Make the Man Colt J. Blunt 152
14 Making Relationships Work Mara Wood Jeffrey Henderson 163
V Bargains 172
15 What Lurks in Shadow: Jung's Notion of the Devil and Evil in Daredevil Laura Vecchiolla 175
16 Why Being Blind to the Devil Inside Stunts Emotional Growth William Sharp 187
17 Whose Mind is It Anyway? Defending Conscious Will in a Purple Man's World J. Scott Jordan 199
18 Happiness in Hell's Kitchen Mara Wood 212
Final Word: Balance Travis Langley 226
About the Editor 229
About the Contributors 230
References 237
Index 256